on 1-17-05 2:21 PM, Eagle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Every Mac is sold with an OS, so you should be able to install that
> Mac's original OS on it without any legal issues.  However, knowing
> what version that was could prove tricky, so the best thing would be to
> install the earliest OS that will run on the machine.  Mactracker can
> help you figure out what that is, if you don't already know.

Low End Mac features "profiles" of different machines:

http://lowendmac.com/ppc/index.shtml

Frequently, within the profile, they list what OS is required to run the
machine.  F'rinstance, for the G3 233/266, it says:

>requires Mac OS 8 through 10.2.8

Could the first OS indicated in the profiles safely be taken to indicate the
one that shipped with the machine?


Best,

James 


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